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What makes a big difference to your enjoyment and advancement in ballroom dancing classes and ballroom dancing in general is your footwear. Just like a musician with their musical instrument, a dancer's musical instrument are their ballroom dancing shoes.
If you are attending ballroom dancing classes in your bare feet, flip-flops, sneakers, tennis shoes, running shoes, stilettos, platform shoes, boots, slippers, dress shoes etc. you are doing yourself a big disservice in your efforts to learn how to ballroom dance.
Why? Because you are spending hours dancing on your feet and if you are wearing street shoes instead of ballroom shoes, you are practicing incorrectly and also experiencing the following problems:
- Slipping on dance floor - most leather soled and some synthectic soled street shoes are slippery on a wood floor. Most ballroom dancing classes are held on wood dance floors. This is even more dangerous for beginners as beginners are generally not as balanced. You may slip, fall or twist your ankles especially when wearing high-heeled street shoes. A lot of high-heeled street shoes are not constructed well to balance the body over the heels. Turning, spinning swivelling, or any fast changes of directions becomes scary.
- Sticking to dance floor - most sneakers, tennis shoes etc or shoes with rubber soles will 'stick' to the wood dance floor and make it difficult for you to move your feet quickly. East Coast Swing, Salsa/Mambo, Jive, Cha-Cha, Samba, Viennese Waltz and Quickstep will be particularly challenging because of the speed of these dances. You will have difficulty executing the correct technique as you will need to glide from foot to foot and articulate your feet from Heel to Toe or Toe to Heel or using the inside edge of your foot etc. In ballroom dancing, other than tango and jive, we do not pick up our feet when we move from step to step. You will also have difficulty changing directions like in pivoting, turning, spinning or swivelling and may hurt your knees when you try to use your upper body to compensate for your feet not turning.
- Clunky or stomping - you feel really clumsy, your feet feel large and clunky and you feel like you are clumping or stomping through your steps. You are most likely dancing in tennis shoes. Tennis shoes are bulky so you will never be able to close your feet properly - the bulk gets in the way. This will encourage bad habits as you will always dance with your feet and legs apart even when it's supposed to be closed in particular steps. Platform shoes also have this similar clunky effect due to the extra weight and lack of flex in the soles of the shoes. For men wearing tennis shoes you will keep running into the sides of the lady's feet when you are trying to step between their feet. Men's dress shoes are also clunky as they are wider than men's ballroom dance shoes. stubbed toes or ripped toe nails - this happens to most ladies who insist on wearing open toe shoes while dancing with beginner leaders. The leaders are just learning how to lead and if they are not taught proper technique, they will invariably step on the lady's feet. If the ladies are wearing open toe shoes, this will result in pain and quite often, a ripped toe nail. So ladies, please wear closed toe shoes when dancing with beginner men. Men - learn the technique on how to lead properly from the start and you will never step on a lady's toes.
Ballroom dancing shoes are specially constructed so they are balanced in the right places especially over the arch and heels of your feet. They also flex in the right places and have suede bottoms.
Ballroom shoes fit your feet like a glove and there is no bulky material around your feet so you can close your feet properly. On ballroom dance floors, suede bottoms provide the best combination of glide and grip capability. Better ballroom shoes are very flexible and allow you to articulate your feet ie. 'point' your feet, articulate from heel to the ball of your feet to your toes or inside edge of ball of foot to whole foot or combinations thereof.
This articulation of your feet is important in developing your ability to dance and is what will allow you to develop grace, fluidity and power in your dancing. It all starts in your feet and good ballroom dancing shoes. Every ballroom dance has specific techniques when it comes to foot articulation (footwork) to show the character of the dance. Waltz and Foxtrot uses Heel Toe, Toe, Toe Heel, Toe Heel Toes etc. Salsa uses Ball Flat. Tango uses Heel, Toe Heel, inside edge of ball of foot etc.
It is a good idea if you take a lot of ballroom dancing classes to wear Ballroom dancing practice shoes which are more covered and have a lower heel. Then you can save your feet and higher-heeled Ballroom dancing shoes for social dancing, performances or competitions.
Enough said, stop dancing in your street shoes and invest in a good pair of ballroom dancing shoes. You will be amazed at how much more balanced you will feel and how much easier it will be for you to move from step to step, glide, turn, pivot, spin or swivel. And you will enjoy your ballroom dancing classes more.
Karen Mills loves all forms of dancing, in particular partner dancing. She started dancing street salsa in 1991, then street swing and street hustle. Karen was a former Champion competitor in International Latin Ballroom from 1995-2001 and graduated top of her class (High Honors) from the Teacher Certification program at Ballroom Dance Teacher's Academy. She teaches ballroom dancing classes and private dancing lessons in American Rhythm, American Smooth, Nightclub Dances, International Latin and International Standard. Karen is a technique specialist and focuses on adults. She has successfully taught 100+ beginner adults how to partner dance, transforming their lives.
For over 20 years, Karen has been coaching, mentoring and teaching - introducing new concepts to many people - from her days in the computing industry introducing innovative new technologies to hundreds of large corporations and thousands of people, to her life as a coach, dancer, artist - helping others find happiness and helping business owners get their lives back!
dance: http://ballroomdancingclasses.us
coaching: http://coachinglifeadventures.com
Next Generation Tennis Shoes
When you were a kid you had at least two pair of shoes. One pair was your "good" one your mother referred to as your "dress shoes," while the other pair was your "everyday" shoes, most probably of athletic nature. These shoes, specially designed for sporting activities, were given the generic name "athletic shoes," which is still considered a category that consists of running, basketball and tennis footwear.
Originally introduced as part of the sporting apparel, athletic shoes are now worn as part of a casual look. Going for a walk, running across the shore, or playing outdoor games, are examples of the instances that people of all ages select to wear them. But how did all begin and why do more and more different types of athletic shoes being produced?
It is much more than the supply and demand curve, but it all comes down to that. Modern sneakers have beginnings in various sports shoes. One ancestor is the expensive British upper-class footwear of the late 1800s, used for lawn tennis, cricket, croquet, and at the beach. While at the turn of the twentieth century, football and baseball players wore essentially the same shoe type as before, the leather high-topped lace-ups with leather soles and cleats, the need to have footwear that provided a good grip onto the ground was the reason why a variety of lightweight shoes were introduced.
Special shoes that would allow runners to move and lead to positive results, like increasing their speed and thus, their competitiveness, were ordered. Thus, as the need for greater speed increased, so did the athletic shoes' number and styles. By refining and improving the shoes' traction, sportswear companies created a subcategory in sports apparel; the shoemaking industry that is now worth billions. The sneakers' demand emerged as athletes drew spectators to games and scientists invented new ways to accelerate human limits and improve athletes' scores.
The dictionary defines the athletic shoe or sneaker as "a sports shoe usually made of canvas and having soft rubber soles; also called tennis shoe." As today, uppers can be of leather, nylon, canvas, plastic, or combinations of these, and the shoe bottom surface has come to include any type of natural or synthetic rubber soles, tennis shoes are not equivalent to any other type of athletic shoe types. Sure, the term "tennis shoes" has become a generic term for athletic shoes, but this should not give the wrong impression to people that all sports shoes are the same or that one should wear them interchangeably regardless of the game/sport played.
Running shoes on a tennis court, for example, are a sprained or broken ankle waiting to happen. Running shoes are built with a thick, soft heel to maximize cushioning for straight-forward, heel-to-toe foot impacts. Playing tennis is all about sudden starts and stops, as well as moving quickly from side to side. The trouble is that, during extreme stopping, cornering, and pivoting, if the sneaker's outsole is too rigid, the tennis player loses contact with the playing surface, which results in a loss of footing.
In addition, since runners do not usually move sharply sideways, while "on the run," the running shoe sole is totally unsuitable for the sideways movements a tennis player makes.
From Keds, which were the first tennis shoes in 1917, to today's extraordinary designs and expensive advertising budgets, shoemakers continue to design shoes with an eye towards accommodating various types and shapes of feet. When one adds to this equation, the trendy variety of styles, the outcome speaks for itself. There is always an option available for our feet will feel comfortable while playing a friendly match of tennis.
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Jonathon Hardcastle writes articles on many topics including Tennis, Recreation, and Games
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